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• Xenarthra abstract "The superorder Xenarthra is a group of placental mammals, extant today only in the Americas and represented by anteaters, tree sloths, and armadillos. The origins of the order can be traced as far back as the Paleocene, as early as 59 million years ago in South America. Xenarthrans developed and diversified extensively in South America during its long period of isolation in the early to mid Cenozoic Era. They invaded the Antilles by the early Miocene and, starting about 9 Mya, spread to Central and North America as part of the Great American Interchange. Nearly all of the formerly abundant megafaunal xenarthrans, such as ground sloths, glyptodonts, and pampatheres, became extinct at the end of the Pleistocene.Xenarthrans share several characteristics not present in other placental mammals. The name Xenarthra, which means \"strange joints\", was chosen because their vertebral joints have extra articulations unlike other mammals. This trait is referred to as \"xenarthry.\" Also unlike other mammals, there is fusion of the ischium and sacrum. The males have internal testicles, which are located between the bladder and the rectum. Furthermore, xenarthrans have the lowest metabolic rates among the therians.".
• Xenarthra thumbnail Choloepus_hoffmanni_(Puerto_Viejo,_CR)_crop.jpg?width=300.
• Xenarthra wikiPageExternalLink species.html.
• Xenarthra wikiPageID "34194".
• Xenarthra wikiPageLength "13673".
• Xenarthra wikiPageOutDegree "123".
• Xenarthra wikiPageRevisionID "708075563".
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Aardvark.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Afrotheria.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Americas.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Andean_hairy_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Anteater.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Antilles.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Atlantogenata.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Big_hairy_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Boreoeutheria.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Brazilian_three-banded_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Brown-throated_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Category:Chordate_superorders.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Category:Extant_Paleocene_first_appearances.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Category:Xenarthrans.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Cenozoic.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Central_America.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Chacoan_naked-tailed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Chlamyphoridae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Cingulata.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Cyclopedidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Dasypus.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Edward_Drinker_Cope.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Epitheria.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Euarchontoglires.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Eutheria.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Exafroplacentalia.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink File:Chaetophractus_vellerosus3.jpg.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Giant_anteater.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Giant_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Glyptodont.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Great_American_Interchange.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Greater_fairy_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Greater_long-nosed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Greater_naked-tailed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Ground_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Hairy_long-nosed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Hoffmanns_two-toed_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Holocene.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Ischium.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Laurasiatheria.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Linnaeuss_two-toed_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Llanos_long-nosed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Maned_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Megafauna.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Megalonychidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Megatheriidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Miocene.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Mylodontidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Myrmecophagidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Nine-banded_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink North_America.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Northern_naked-tailed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Northern_tamandua.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Nothrotheriidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pale-throated_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Paleocene.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pampatheriidae.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pangolin.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Paratheria_(mammals).
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Phylogenetic_tree.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pichi.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pilosa.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pink_fairy_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Placentalia.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pleistocene.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Polyphyly.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Pygmy_three-toed_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Quaternary_extinction_event.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Sacrum.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Screaming_hairy_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Seven-banded_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Silky_anteater.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Six-banded_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink South_America.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Southern_long-nosed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Southern_naked-tailed_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Southern_tamandua.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Southern_three-banded_armadillo.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Taxonomic_rank.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Testicle.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Theria.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Three-toed_sloth.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Vertebra.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink Yepess_mulita.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink File:Bradypus_variegatus.jpg.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink File:Myresluger2.jpg.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink File:Pink_Fairy_Armadillo_(Chlamyphorus_truncatus)_(cropped).jpg.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink File:SouthernThreeBandedArmadillo065b.jpg.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLink File:Tamandua_tetradactyla_qtl1-2.jpg.
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLinkText "Edentata".
• Xenarthra wikiPageWikiLinkText "Edentatal".

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